it s time for talking movies. hello from new york. i m tom brook, and welcome to our talking movies review of 2021. in today s programme, we look at the highlights of the year in film. there were many special moments. a real in person cannes film festival brought excitement and joy to the french riviera. a very pleasing end of the year adaptation of west side story. i used to be able to get into a room with the emeny. and a newjames bond film was finally released, and while it did not please everyone, it did gangbusters at the box office. but let s face it, 2021 has been a difficult year for the film industry. there has been some great artistry on display by way of some remarkable films but there has also been an ongoing sense of doom over whether cinema going would ever return to normal. the pandemic has definitely had an impact on viewing habits and on the men and women who work in the film industry. we asked some of those who work both behind and in front of a camera to
a runner who set himself the challenge to run at least 500 tomorrow two km has completed his mission. david fitzgerald who s from liverpool was inspired to do it after a family friend was stabbed to death in 2017. samantha nanda reports. david is run almost two and half thousand kilometres. that s more than 1500 miles over the last 365 days with no days off. over the last 365 days with no da 5 off. , , over the last 365 days with no dasoff. ., ., over the last 365 days with no da soff. , , . ., ., days off. it s been amazing, a hell of a journey days off. it s been amazing, a hell of a journey that - days off. it s been amazing, a hell of a journey that i ve - hell of a journey that i ve been on. highlight being one running in every type of weather that you can think of so, rain, storms. christmas day? yet was really good. and after i had my christmas dinner. , ., , dinner. he started his running challenge dinner. he started his running challenge after dinner. he
between weather systems. once again in scandinavia, wet and windy weather in the atlantic, between the of fine weather. later wind and sunshine and we are more or less the average for the time of year. wednesday is going to be a pretty decent day. thursday on looks more unsettled. the winds will strengthen, certainly some rain and sleet or snow on the way. this is bbc news these are the headlines. face masks are to be required to be worn by secondary school pupils in england, as coronavirus cases continue to surge across europe. fears that a quarter of uk public sector workers could be off due to covid as firms are warned to make contingency plans. several conservative mps have written to the prime minister, urging him to scrap taxes on rapidly rising energy bills. a us judge throws out prince andrew s attempt to halt proceedings in a civil lawsuit against him. a us judge throws out prince andrew s attempt to halt proceedings in a civil lawsuit against him. fans will be a
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saying it is difficult to regulate in advance if you like is because of the pace of change. it is about that pace of change and the fact that it is the pace is so fast now. the best way to describe this very simply is that the underlying architecture of artificial intelligence technology has changed, particularly since a paper was written and released by google in 2017. the change of that architecture has allowed the technology to evolve and be used in certain cases, for example people using regenerative ai over the past six months. it s enabling us in areas that we didn t necessarily think was possible and we haven t solved these problems before. in this report today, we have talked about all these concerns. it was really concerning on the point you have got there from the prime minister, cyber attacks, social harms, this information. what he is trying to say is why we are not trying to say is why we are not trying to say is why we are not trying to chord enough, but the